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quran:37:86 –

Is it falsehood ˹as˺ gods other than Allah you desire?  

Is it a calumny (a-ifkan, as regards the two hamzas, the same applies as mentioned before) — gods other than God — that you desire? (ifkan is an object denoting reason; ālihatan is the direct object of turīdūna, ‘you desire’; ifk denotes the worst kind of lie). In other words: do you worship ˹any˺ other than God?
القرآن:٣٧:٨٦ –

أَئِفْكًا آلِهَةً دُونَ اللَّهِ تُرِيدُونَ  

{أئفكا} في همزتيه ما تقدم {آلهة دون الله تريدون} وإفكا مفعول له، وآلهة مفعول به لتريدون والإفك: أسوأ الكذب، أي أتعبدون غير الله؟.